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Kuwait petrochemicals firm Equate is due to close a $6bn one year loan by early December that will include an Islamic financing component. -
China Universal Leasing, which is seeking to change the benchmark of an offshore renminbi borrowing, is now simultaneously looking for a new Rmb800m ($126m) onshore loan.
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Avicem HK, a subsidiary of Shenzhen-listed Avic Electromechanical Systems Co, has wound up a €350m ($384.6m) loan with a group of four banks.
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Russian steelmaker Evraz has been in talks with banks for a syndicated loan for some time, but bankers said this week that the firm will likely stick to bilateral loans instead.
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The Kenyan government has launched syndication for its second syndicated loan, a $600m two year deal. Bankers expect interest from a broader spectrum of lenders than the country's first syndicated loan in 2012.
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Peter Bakos has joined the debt finance group at Bank Muscat in Dubai to head its cross border business development.
